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This episode of A&E’s “Hoarders” takes a look inside the life of a man unable to part with his digital belongings, featuring Upright Citizens Brigade members Nate Dern, Brett White and Michael Martin.

 

CollegeHumor has created a parody of the intro that is shown before Pixar films.  I no longer support the death penalty.

Addicted to Twitter (follow us here) but always confounded by the 140-character limit?  Well, enter Woofer, a parody site that forces you to post a minimum of 1,400 characters.

The site is set up to mimic Twitter’s look and feel, but bills itself as a “macroblogging” site.  It’s pretty difficult to get to 1,400 characters and often hilarious to watch people try.  But if you’re long winded, then this might be the way to go.

So we heard yesterday that the Sesame Street gang were going to drop a Mad Men parody/homage on the world yesterday.  Which seems like a curious to show to pick, given the drinking, infidelity, smoking, tricking people into buying things they don’t need, etc. aspect of the show.  Except that they also did a Desperate Housewives thing a few years ago. 

Said Miranda Barry of the Sesame Street Workshop:  “You may have seen our parody called ‘Desperate Houseplants.’ It was about a houseplant not getting its needs met by the gardener. So it always works on two levels.”

Can’t wait to see what they come up with for the November episode.  Flavorwire took the time to put together a casting breakdown of who should play whom in the special episode.  It’s not a bad list at all.  My favorite is the Prairie Dawn/Peggy comparison:

Season 3 of Mad Men debuts on August 16th on AMC. No word on the exact date of when the Sesame Street/Mad Men episode will air.

Proving once again that cheeseburgers, do in fact, make everything better.

This was a sketch that was cut from the last episode of SNL, the one right before the writer’s strike of doom occurred.  It’s got everything you could ask for: a subtle build breaking out into citizen on cop violence, tech geekery and crystal meth.  It was cut when some of the sketches ran long that night.  Which is a shame, because this is funnier than just about anything else than ran that night.

Via: Culture Bully